well, not me, but you guys already knew that
well, not me, but you guys already knew that
So, basically, the interior will wear out long before the engine does.... Bahahahaha It's surprisingly in great shape.A funny side story about this truck. When I went to pick it up, I ate supper with my friends I bought it from, then left. It was raining hard and when I got to my first real turn, I had to wait for oncoming traffic to get on the highway. I was looking at the traffic waiting for a chance to go when Wham! I was hit from behind.
A 16-year-old girl had failed to stop and had hit me right in the back bumper at about 20mph. I got out to see if everyone was OK, and the poor girl was beside herself. I tried to calm her down by telling her we were both OK, and that it was just stuff. She kept apologizing with tears streaming down. She had just got her license that week and she had paid for that car herself. We waited for her dad to come and we called the Highway Patrol. While I was talking with her dad, I realized he was raising this girl right. She was a hard worker, I hated to see her not be able to afford her car insurance.
My back bumper on the right side was pushed forward about an inch, but that was the only damage. Meanwhile, the front bumper, headlight and some other stuff was torn up pretty bad on her car. I asked the patrolman to not give her a ticket … he obliged and let us exchange information, and I felt really good that this girl was going to not have as bad of a day as it could have been. I told her to work some overtime and get her car fixed and chalk it up to education.
These old trucks are tough
No rust is a rare thing up here in salty winter road headquarters.
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Why not a half? On lug nuts, on a tractor?
Still should not have busted in half. I know a few years ago they had issues with their 1/2 high torque.
There are/were two versions. 2767-20 and a 2767-20A.I recently bought the 1/2 version....
Unless you got old stock you should have the 20 with no A. If you do you are fine, the redesign died very quickly and you can think the internet for that one. It is a monster, and very well built impact, this is why they redesigned it to make it cheaper, and it busted left and right.
For your viewing pleasure. IIRC if you have a 20A Mil, will replace it free for you.
It is interesting that the "response" video is no longer available. Wonder what happened there.
Wow. Thank you. I will have to check for the "A" on mine....
I do know when you have the full power selected it's a "harsh" hammer that's hard to keep under control. It'll bounce off whatever you're trying to loosen/tighten and will round off bolts etc from the socket bouncing off if you don't have a lot of weight holding the socket on the bolt.
ETA: mine does have the "A" ser number so hopefully I'm good there.
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I think the Coast Guard is gonna have to check into this.
I'm fairly certain there weren't enough flotation devices onboard at the time of the beaching....
owner calls his speedboat in stolen. Get's it back, rinse and repeat.
By evidence of the mushroom clouds in that video there must have been quite a few 10mm rounds mixed in with those tanks.
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Damn, that’s dedication! With pure odds you should have gotten a shot at an animal by now!
Lockpickinglawyer April Fools vids are extremely funny. Audio sounds NSFW but it isnt. I don't know how he records these without laughing.
An old country German neighbor of mine used to say
Spectacles
Testacles
Vallet
and
Vatch
This is what $160 worth of expendable supplies and a couple of parts looks like.
(Wrench not included)
This describes my 3 sons perfectly. If they can somehow figure out how to work together when they get older they’ll be a force to be reckoned with
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